Farmers Fall Victim to Clever Ring in Orange County
Middletown subscribers of the Orange County Telephone Company face rate increases with new charges in Pine Bush Otisville and rural areas. The firm cites service improvements as justification. Meanwhile several farmers near Middletown seek legal help to stop payment on notes claimed to be signed for feed, after a salesman allegedly misled them.
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Middletown
Orange County Telephone Company
Amfiddie
Orange County Télephone Company
Otisville
Pine Bush
Moe Bush
Widdletown
Arosund Mit
New Hampton
Naper
Orange County Farm Bureau
Sutden
Pargam Pris
Mads Hin
Montgomery Man Injured by Fall in hay load mishap
Willem Larkin, hurt after a hay load fall, walks with a crutch. He broke two small bones in a foot while helping neighbor Thomas McCarty and was employed by John Houlihan. Recovery will take at least three weeks. Thanksgiving events and funeral services noted in local notices.
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Montgomery
Willem Larkin
John Houlihan
Thomas McCarty
Mary E Dater Dies Wednesday Widow of Geo Dater
Mrs Mary To Tater widow of Geo W Dater of Llowissure died at her home Wednesday at the age of nine. The funeral was held at the law home Saturday at 2 pm and interment in the family plot in Mahwah NJ. Survived by daughters Mrs So iach and Bre CS Patterson Tutrede Mrs FM Scholz of this city Em Ry and Georgia Dater at home in Bheatavireg and Alram proprietor of store st Siontsturg.
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Mary To. Tater
Geo. W. Dater
Llowissure
Law Home
Mahwah
Dater
So Iach
CS. Patterson
Tutrede
Mire
FM. Scholz
Em. Ry
Georgia Dater
Bheatavireg
Alram
St Siontsturg
Thompson Ridge School Is Closed
Thompson Ridge December notes report the Thompson Ridge School closed for a period due to staffing. Mrs Tren ry Humpsle recovers from an illness. Mrs J Clark and others visit Staten Island and Warwick relatives. Church services and activities are listed for Hopewell and local congregants.
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Thompson Ridge
Trenry Humpsle
J . Clark
Statenland
Hunt
Warwick
I. Stanley Chedinter
Fon Fy
Newark
Hopewell
Christian Radeavor
Mins Havel
Seventh Members Want New System End Guard Efficiency
The piece argues a broad reform of militia and National Guard structure, urging universal training and larger regular army support. It discusses political pressure from veterans groups and concerns over current guard effectiveness, calling for systemic changes to national defense.
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New York
Iwo
National Guard
Texas
Tnienal Corey
Orcuniversal
Guanis Roen
Anidier
John Fuess Retires From State Hospital Service
John Fuess, longtime Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital staffer, retires after 23 years of service. He came to Middletown in 1893, held night watch duties, earned nursing credentials in 1897, married Margaret Lawson, and plans possibly to become an Erie gateman.
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John Fess
Middletown
Fuess
School of Nursing
Margaret Lawson
Mongaup Valley
Weat Main Street
Ernest L
William J
Seneca Fills
N. Y
Fuesa
Erie
Mays
John Fuens
Oneida County
Middletown Civil Service Commission Inspects Records
Report on October 31 review of Middletown Municipal Civil Service Commission records. Details include commissioners, secretary, meetings, exams, salaries, and calls for updated rules and broader job classifications across new departments.
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Birdseye
Middletown
Municipal Civil Service Commission
City of
Buate Civil Service Commission
Municpal Civil Service Commission
Jantter
David
Vention
Dusned
Nealer
Paseed
Common Council
Allefty Boards
Pagnell
Board of Edication
Er. Rinees
wWelkhin
Connamon Connell
Coranikaton
Mrnteiial Commission
Itas
Municipal Commission
State Commission
Civil Service Commission
Reverse Decision in 0. & W. Appeal
The appellate board reverses the Workmen's Compensation claim decision involving Ida Adams and others against New York Ontario and Western Railway Company. The case, heard before an appellate division, is remanded with Howard J and Cochrane J concurring, restoring a favorable outcome for the claimants.
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Albani
Pee
Ida Adams
New York
Ontario and Western Railway Company
Apurellania
Apecate Aiviston Weathesday
Cochrane
Howard J
Morning papers announce price hike for weeklies
Several local morning papers reveal December 1 12 cent weekly price for newspapers, up from 11 cents, following earlier increases by other papers the day before. The announcements indicate a general rise in single copy prices across morning publications.
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Mitebareh
Dee 2
Learn to Save and Build Peace of Mind
A fragmented moral instruction advising regular deposits of a portion of income and planned saving. Emphasizes willpower and the support of friends, urging consistent contribution and saving for unexpected needs.
Tanner Announces His Resignation As Party Chair
Frederick C. Tenner announced on December 2 his plan to return as chairman of the Republican state committee at the next meeting likely late next week. He gave no letter to members and said his law practice prevents full time duties. Bertrand H. Snell of St Lawrence County is likely to succeed him, with an upstate successor favored.
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New York
Frederick C. Tenner
Republican &Ate
Tanner
F. J. H. Kracke
Kracke
Eugene Sam Richme
Uly
Blame Prosperity for Rum Increase
Pittsburgh report links rising drink use and family desertion to prosperity causing labor demand. Acute poverty from job loss persists while business gains drive more charity cases and alcohol-related family breakups.
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Pittsburgh
Mrs Holtslander Dies After Short Illness At 33
Mrs Mary Florence Holtslander wife of Roy A Holtslander of 29 James Street Boonton New Jersey died Saturday after a three day illness following a serious operation at Middle Town Sanitarium She was born April 5 1884 in Hoonton New Jersey and married Robert Albert Holtslander June 24 1905 Surviving are her husband two brothers Willard and Fred of Boonton and a sister Mrs Josephine Neat She was a member of the Daughters of Liberty and the First Presbyterian Church at Boonton.
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Mary Florence Holtslander
Roy A. Holtslander
James Street
Middletown
Holtslander
Parisan Francisco
Emil Earis
Hoonton
N. J
Ror
Albert Holtslander
Willard F
Fred
Boonton
N. Ie
Mra
Josephine
17 Year Old Cat Has an Easy Time
Liberty, Dee. 2 Ming Louise Swartz keeps a very old cat in her Dahlia home in Sullivan county. The animal has outlived many seasons and remains largely incapacitated by a fractured hip. The cat, owned by Mrs. Efie Calkina’s neighbor, shares a playful rivalry with two other felines.
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Liberty
Dee
Ming Louise Swartz
Dahlia
Sullivan County
Tabby
Efe Calkina
Nelahhor
Miss Swartz
Stas
Seariz
Two and a Half Cent Pieces Needed
Washington. The Mint's annual report urges a law authorizing copper and nickel two and a half cent coins. It notes existing five and ten cent shops and mayarch commercial channels would adjust prices to 2.5 cent coins.
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Washington
Picturesque Auto Tours Through Empire State to Canada
New York reports Edward V. Wilbern and Mrs. Wilbern of Cincinnati touring 10,000 miles by car. They praise New York scenery around Ashokan Reservoir and Mohawk Trail, Adirondacks, Lake Sunapes, White Mountains, and Maine valleys, plus white marble Manchester Vermont roads. Mrs. Wilbern is Frank Harding’s daughter, former Orange County Trust president.
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New York
Edward V. Wilbern
Wilbern
Cincinnati
Claridge
Gotham
California
Catskills
Ashokan Reservoir
Tate
Northland
New England
Canada
Berkshires
Jacob's Ladder
Lenox
Springfield
Mass
Greenfield
Williamstown
Cme
Adirondacks
Au Sable Lakes
Au Sable Club
Green Mountains
Manchester
White Mountains
Bretton Woods
Crawford's Notch
Dirville Notch
United States
Maine
Androscogein River
Igrede
Rangeley Lakes
Kennebec
Great Natural Woods
Jackman
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Mrs. Wilbern
Frank Harding
The
Orange County Trust Company
Chester Man Faces Charge Against Remer in York Case
Chester resident George W Fredericks accuses Remer of enticement and white slavery involving his 17 year old daughter Lillian Fredericks. Remer, a former Montgomery garage employee, was arrested near York on November 22 after authorities traced him and the girl from Brooklyn to York. He is jailed on adultery and white slavery charges as federal interest is explored.
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Coates Remer
Montgomery
York
Bia
George W. Fredericks
Chester
Remer
Lillian Fredericks
Railroad
Fredericxs
Brooklyn
Bloomfeld
N. J
Walden
New York
J. J. Hutchinson
Goshen
Wilcox
Fredericks
Stemer
Goshen Driving Club Season Standings and Social Notes
Unionville reports inclusion of Goshen Driving Club standings for the season. Thanksgiving observations list visits by Belle Keepern and Mrs Verlin with Mr and Mrs John Everett in Sussex, plus other regional social mentions including Roy Elston and Rev Mr Smith attending local church events and a men’s Bible class.
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Unionille
Belle Keepern
Verlin
Miss Elston
John Everett
Sussex
Roc. McNeill
Brooklyn
Rettha Beemer
New York
Cecelia Reian
Terry
Sos
Mire
Vradgeon
Srewex
Roy Elston
Newchurch
Hanford-Timbdrell
Presbyterian Sondax School
O'Dlock
Emith
Middletown
Local cattlemen buy famed bull in Pennsylvania sale
Fortnam, Triet All, and others from Middletown and Wall acquire Detchland Colantha Artis Ladio 4.1D, a renowned senior herd sire linked to Penn State Treotcheifer. Six of his daughters are tested under the Pan n Riate Cofere program, with 28 or more mares producing offspring.
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Fonestale
Dee
I—C
Fortnarm
Triet
Seler
Gomer
Denton
Middletown
Penn
Mt. Fortnam
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John F. Whkin
Paryes Harris
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John Fuess
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Boren
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